San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-06-20
KIN G
Solomon S Mines.
ny II. RIDER HAGGARD.

| pTrtty Rawlings and yellow iron
| NV hrd n wise" he answered coIdlv.
81 am but a child and cannot talk with nv
| lord ON such things. Nv lord must sneak
with Gagool the old at the kins's plaC-,,
vino is wise even As nv lord" and he turned
| away.
As soon rs he was zone Turned 10 the
others and uni,,l,d ont the maintains,
..Thrr,. ARE Splomon's diamond mines "
said
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| HOW "n you Hi"" ,'Ia.. un"'Pa' l
aS"'" H''u pIN' '"' VI" wv ''Ne "'H NY '"f-
io''S was
lie laughed: Il dn'ilh II IN ih' night,
| white men, ana thth lie TOO turned upon
his hreI anu Went
| Nov what, said Sir Henry, lis our
| black nlenh at? lie knows more than he
| chooses to Sa,, that IS clear. BE the way,
QuatermlIm, has ne hr;ld anything Oi-Of
my brother
"N0thmy: b. has a~.,"i ever. one ne has
| got frirudN VITA, hUj they all declare no
white IA III has ever bcch seen in the country
| before
| "Do YOU srppOsr he ever -, here at alp"
suggested Gomt: we have nmIy reached the
| place by "A miracle: is il likely he could have
| reached it at all without the mlp?'
81 don't know" said Sir Henry gIoomily,
| "5ut somehow think that shall find him"
Slowly the sun sank, and then suddenly
| darkness rushed down on the land like a
tangible thing There was no breathing
| SPACE between the ,lay and night. no soft
| transformation-Srcnr for in these ATTITUDES
| twilight does not exist. The change from
| day to night is 80 quick and as absolute as
the chlnge from life To death. The sun sank
| and the world was wrrathed in shadows
But not for long, for see in the east there is
a glow, then "A bent elga of silver light, and
| at last the full bow of the crescent moon
| peeps above the plain and shoots its gleam-
| ing arrows far and wide. filling the earth
with faint rrfuIgen.e. u the glow of Il
| good mans deeds shine for while upon his
| little world after his sun has set, lighting
| the traveller to Il fuller dawn,
| We stood and watched the lovely sglt.
whilst the stars grew pale before this
| chaStened majesty and felt our hearts lifted
| up in the presence of beauty we could not
realize much less describe. Mine had been
| rough life, my reader but there are few
things | am thankful to have lived for, and
| one of them is TO have seen that moon rise
over Newfoundland. Presently our meditt-
tons were broken in upon by our polite
friend lnfadOOS.
IF my lords are ready we viii journey on
to Loo, where hut is made ready for my
lords tonight The moon is now bright, SO
thai we shall not fall on the way"
We aSSented, and in an hours time were
at the outskirts of the town, of which the
extent, mapped out as 1t was by thousands
| OF camp lr'S, appeared absolutely endless.
indeed Hnod, VINO was always iona oil a
bad joke, chrStrned 1t Unlimited Loo.
Presently we came to- moat with a draw
bridge, where we were met by the rattling
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